Steel and Motors Lead Gains in Stock Market
New York December 16 strength in General Motors and Steel pushed the market higher as mining issues rose with Chile and Anaconda at new highs. Copper issues firm, oils up led by Sinclair and Marland, rails favored Lehigh Valley and Canadian Pacific, while investors saw broader gains and traders covering shorts after a $5 million loan reduction. Markets priced in a revival in early 1928 business activity.
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Bu United
York
General Motors
Steel
Chile
Anaconda
Greene Copper
Sinclair and
Marland
Continental Insurance
Lehigh Valley
Canadian Pacific
Railroa
Bank Clearings and Exchange Rates Report
Banking totals show clearings around 1.786 billion dollars with a clearing house balance near 183 million. Foreign exchange markets display a lower demand for pounds at 4.87, with declines in recent quotations and related indicators across the international scene.
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New York
France
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Fae Ae
Sentieloosatae
Markets in Butte Reflect Diverse Wholesale Prices
Readable fragments show buying and selling figures for butter eggs cheese and poultry, with prices for various grades and sizes. Receipts and stock levels are listed for potatoes, sugar, coffee, hay, and other staples across multiple regions and markets.
Stock market stays active as brokers loans hold steady
In New York trading today the stock market remains active and strong despite no rise in brokers loans. Steel and General Motors lead as optimism grows over expansion plans and expected heavy reinvestments after year end. The money situation is ample and sentiment drives gains with little immediate risk of a downturn.
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Sy Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Cnetates Steel
General Motors
She Samant
Mrs Goodhue Improves After Influenza Illness
BAMPTON Mass December 16 Continued improvement noted in the condition of Mrs Lemira Goodhue mother of Mrs Coolidge who is recovering from influenza. She is in Dickineog Hospital since Sunday after contracting the illness.
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Aampton
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Lemira Goodhue
Waslea
Fatanea. Iy
Dickineog Hospital
Hog Market Falls as 13,000 Hogs Come In at Union Stockyards
With 13 000 fresh run hogs and 454 holdovers in pens, hogs dropped 20 cents with a top of 8 50. The bulk price for pigs 190 pounds and up was 8 40, while the Chicago market opened slow and steady at 8 60 top. About 29 000 received and 15 000 held over as wealers rose to 1 dollar. beef steers and cows also declined, calf tops up to 1.
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Union
Chicago
Heavy Ees G. Lambs
Livestock Market Report Shows Varied Cattle and Hogs Prices
Receipts mixed across cattle hogs and sheep with cutters steady and veal prices steady to higher. Slaughter hogs range from about 7.50 to 8.25 with notes of lower local demand and ongoing seller pressure in some regions.
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Uisville
Hursday
Sugar Market Quiet as Raw Sugar Interest Grows
Sugar futures were largely unchanged as raw sugar buyers showed more interest at 27 and talk persisted of a near price rise. The market hinted at a gradual hardening tendency despite quiet trade and mixed reports from operators.
Fruit and Produce Prices From A Local Market Listing
A fragmented market page lists prices for apples, grapes, and citrus, plus vegetables and holiday supplies. Items include Grimes Golden apples at $2, lettuce and cabbage, celery and mushrooms, pumpkins, and various crates with per‑pound or per‑crate rates.
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Kiles
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Soeie
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Inet
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Senator
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Grain futures firm as corn leads rally
Corn led a mid season rally that firmed all grains on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat stayed near a narrow range and oats rallied modestly as government crop data loomed. Receipts totaled 104 cars with the cash market unchanged.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Manitoba
Australia
Cotton Market Faces Minor Dec 16 Decline Then Drift
The cotton market opened easier due to southern ice selling, with prices inching up slightly from Thursday's close. New York jobbers noted improved selling compared with a week ago, but observers doubt broad business gains among spinners, calling the advance a technical adjustment rather than a lasting change.
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New York
Grain prices and futures report from Chicago market
Times Special reports cash grain and futures in Chicago with detailed bids for wheat, corn, oats, rye and hay. Carlots show varied lot sizes and grades with prices like 13.50 for timothy hay and mixed feeds.
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By Times Special
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Wheat Train Elevators Aid Local Grain Trade
In a brief local note, Wheat Train elevators assist farmers by moving grain to market. Officials report steady demand as harvest continues and storage capacity expands at the regional facility.
Hoke Named Manager Head of City Manager League
Fred Hoke chosen to succeed Charles Coffin as chairman of the City Manager League after Coffin resigned at the Columbia Club. Hoke, a Holcomb and Hoke Manufacturing executive and former vice chairman, will lead during the transition while Esterline announced a statewide city manager conference planned for March 15.
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Charles F. Coffin
City Manager League
Coffin
Columbia Club
Hoke
City Manager Movement
Joseph W. Esterline
George C. Finnock
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Tor
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Air Mail Route Opens Between Cleveland and Buffalo
Air mail service between Cleveland Ohio and Buffalo New York starts with the first mail plane arriving at 2 15 p m. The plane will return to Cleveland ten minutes later completing the inaugural trip. Over 1000 autographed letters will be among the first dispatches from Buffalo. Colonial Airways Inc holds the contract.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Robert W. Gallagher
Colonial Airways, Inc
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